When it rules, the agency could either call for a full EIS or approve the fish outright; either decision would then entail a month of public comment.
I love how we're praising the idea of debating outright wrongheaded decision because it makes the sport exciting.
It is deeply disturbing when someone in a position of authority, like Mr. McLaughlin, is so intent on advancing his argument for regulation that he equates the outright censorship decisions of a communist government to the network congestion decisions of an American ISP.
Yet, every year, free agency somehow manages to once again begin with a frenzy of overspending and wishful, if not outright irrational, decision-making.
The funny thing about free agency is that everyone acknowledges that it begins with a frenzy of overspending and wishful, if not outright irrational, decision-making.
There were not as many outright dodgy decisions as were being represented at the time, but there was a lot of incompetence, not to mention shameless reluctance by Wu and his association to acknowledge it until the weight of international opprobrium overwhelmed them.
Driven by political ambition and a growing culture of entitlement in the executive branch and abetted by a complaisant Congress, riven by partisanship this presidential aggrandizement has too often undermined wise policy making and led to shallow, ideological, and sometimes outright lawless decisions.
A few influential Republicans, like William Kristol, have praised Mr. Obama's decision outright.
In fact, out of more than 100 waiver requests, only one was denied outright, and the decision was later reversed.
and a friendship is ended abruptly, Hurtful behavior, destructive decisions, outright betrayal; whatever the transgression was, the friendship had to be severed.
